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I, Carolyn Linton, gather the timber of old barns and craft the wood into furniture and designs that reveal the priceless character of the past. With careful sanding and waxing, the luster and ambiance of old, growth grain is beautifully showcased. Pure grit and determination is seen through perfectly distressed wood. Each unique design shouts, “I’ve been here for many years, and I plan to stay.”
Come and visit my showroom in a restored, 100-year-old red barn just off the beaten path near Columbia, Missouri. I will proudly show you harvest tables, boxes, and more. I have teamed up with fellow artist (and a favorite cousin), Louise Bremer, who contributes her lovely paintings on boxes and wall hangings, beautifully blending old wood, paint, stories, and friendship. Awards Missouri Life Magazine Best of Missouri Hands Show Received the commission to make the Woman of the Year award for Senator Claire McCaskill by The Women of Missouri Foundation. Juried member since 1999 Carolyn Linton 573-592-0331
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If these timbers of stock American soil could talk, they would reveal many stories and safely guarded secrets of the past that date back to Lewis and Clark. Many of the mighty trunks used to build barns were standing when these explorers ventured up the Missouri River. Their timeless presence seems to say, “Life is good, even with bumps and lumps inherent in the journey.” 
